And still we will be here, standing like statues. Future historian 🔻
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I doubt anybody would care, but I’m going to just dump a thread of songs nobody will have ever heard before, right here. Because music really has helped me these last few weeks especially
No, and for one huge reason.
It’s about time people started realising that the only reason Leicester won the Premier League is because every other team was so poor and inconsistent that year. Any other year they’re the ‘best of the rest’.
In theory, great idea
In practice, not so much as it doesn’t account for replacement signings or backups who probably would’ve still scored goals
Been listening to the audiobook of @FinTaylorcomedy ‘s ‘The history of mankind in its entirety (abridged)’ and I’ve learnt absolutely nothing.
It’s fucking funny though. Blokes a genius
Last week I was told a referee’s decision cannot affect the outcome of a game. What changed in that time?
Crazy that I was correct
Side note regarding head in the sand, your head is so far in the sand when it comes to refereeing performance, Ramesses thought you were robbing him.
Utter nonsense that is very convenient to fit your agenda. The accountability line is always thrown at refs but seldom at players for similar mistakes.
It’s laughable to suggest otherwise. It’s been going on for year where it’s “unlucky” if a player misses a pen or sitter but if a ref gets a penalty decision wrong it’s “ sack them, demote them, suspend them.”
You can keep your head in the sand if you want but that is the reality for every ref at every level.
Accountability is often thrown at players, by the media and fans alike, not least behind closed doors by their managers.
Agree that that is aimed at referees but to be so blindly unwilling to admit referee’s mistakes the way you do brings nothing but irony to your argument
Utter nonsense that is very convenient to fit your agenda. The accountability line is always thrown at refs but seldom at players for similar mistakes.
It’s laughable to suggest otherwise. It’s been going on for year where it’s “unlucky” if a player misses a pen or sitter but if a ref gets a penalty decision wrong it’s “ sack them, demote them, suspend them.”
You can keep your head in the sand if you want but that is the reality for every ref at every level.
Player misses penalty or sitter. Consequence, their team potentially drops points.
Referee incorrectly gives penalty which changes the result of the game, one team faces the consequences, and it’s not the refs ‘team’.
It’s also not hard to think before tweeting
Mous has every right to explain why he said what he did post match.
This account could well be the most detrimental to any charitable cause I’ve seen on Twitter. And if I was a referee, I would not want to be associated with it at all.
Nobody is going to disagree on that point, that the priority should be on the player and kid.
But being an account based around refereeing, which is constantly tagged asking about refereeing decisions, and instantly thinking it’s to do with anything other than that is wild
Quite often have sympathy for refs, but going to the extreme assumption that the guy was blaming the players actions on the ref rather than the lack of a card is crazy to me.
Proper cat backed in to a corner behaviour. Refusing to say a ref is wrong is a weird sword to fall on
Awful, awful news. Never forgotten, legend. Always alive in the hearts of every fan who calls #Pompey ‘us’. So many wonderful stories coming out today, not just about the player, but the man himself.
There’s only one Alan Knight. 💙